- Profiles based here
- Too few to publish
- Nearest measured area
- West End and Central London, 1.2 mi
- Median start there
- £350
- From central London
- about 0.7 mi
About Waterloo
Waterloo is the busiest railway station in Britain and the centre of a district of offices and hotels on the south bank, next to the London Eye, the South Bank arts centres and the Old Vic.
The station sits on four Tube lines, and Westminster and Charing Cross are a short walk across the river. Evenings are lively around the South Bank and Lower Marsh and quieter once you move inland.
See the other places we cover in South London.
Nobody we measure is based in Waterloo, so there is no rate for the area itself. What follows is the nearest evidence: the areas around it that do have enough profiles to publish, with the distance to each.
At a glance
per hour- Profiles based here
- Too few to publish
- From central London
- about 0.7 miles
- Nearest measured area
- West End and Central London, 1.2 miles
- Median start there
- £350 (about $465)
- Typical range there
- £200 to £350
- London median
- £300
The nearest measured areas
medianMedian starting rate per hour, nearest first. These belong to the neighbours, not to Waterloo.
Getting there
stations and airports- Waterloo: Bakerloo, Jubilee and Northern lines, the Waterloo and City line, and National Rail
- Waterloo East: Southeastern trains, by a walkway
- Lambeth North: Bakerloo line, to the south
From the airport. There is no direct route to Heathrow. Allow about an hour, usually by the Jubilee line to Green Park and then the Piccadilly line, or 40 to 50 minutes by taxi.
Nearest areas with figures
straight line- West End and Central London, 1.2 miles
- Mayfair and Park Lane, 1.7 miles
- Bond Street, 1.7 miles
- Sloane Square, 2.0 miles
Other places like this, with no profiles of their own: Westminster (0.6 miles), Southwark (0.6 miles), Covent Garden (0.7 miles), Elephant and Castle (0.8 miles).
Outcall in Waterloo
Chain hotels around the station and the South Bank, with 24 hour reception. Westminster and Victoria are across the river, a ten minute taxi.
Outcall to a place outside the centre usually carries a minimum booking length and sometimes a contribution to travel, and the person travelling decides what they will agree to. Settle the total before anyone sets off. The incall and outcall guide covers the trade offs.
Not sure which area is closest to you? Escorts near me sorts every area by distance in miles, from your location or from a place you choose.
Common questions
Are there escorts based in Waterloo?
None of the 12 London areas with enough public profiles to measure is in Waterloo, so we cannot publish figures for it. The nearest measured area, West End and Central London, is 1.2 miles away.
How far is Waterloo from central London?
About 0.7 miles in a straight line from Charing Cross. Real journeys are longer, and the stations and times for each route are on this page.
How much does outcall in Waterloo cost?
We measure starting rates by area, not by destination. The nearest measured area, West End and Central London, starts at a median of £350 an hour, against £300 for London as a whole. Outcall in Waterloo adds travel and usually carries a minimum booking, so ask for the total before you agree.
How do I get to Waterloo from the airport?
There is no direct route to Heathrow. Allow about an hour, usually by the Jubilee line to Green Park and then the Piccadilly line, or 40 to 50 minutes by taxi.
Do hotels in Waterloo allow visitors?
Chain hotels around the station and the South Bank, with 24 hour reception. Westminster and Victoria are across the river, a ten minute taxi. Hotels set their own policies, so a short message with the room number beforehand is the courteous way to do it.